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THE DaILV JOURMAU SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1903.
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' Oar Thanksgiving Linen Sate s bow
on la full tone. Our assortment of
'. '. fine Tab Linoas aad Napklas to ua-
equalled. All kiwis, all prices to
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ARTIFICIAL EYES.
FEVER THERMOMETERS.
FIELD GLASSES.
OPERA GLASSES.
MAGNIFYING GLASSES.
LINEN TESTERS.
HOUR GLASSES.
EYE GLASSES.
SPECTACLES.
EYEGLASS CHAINS.
CHATELAIN CASES.
ALL RIGHT PRICES AT
S CHAS. H. HINGES
ij PIONEER OPTICIAN.
H 88 State Street. Next door to
Ladd & Bush Dank.
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To Enforce Judgment.
Thomas Lilly has begun an action
through his attorney, J. W. Reynolds,
1n department No. 1. of the circuit
court, against Daniel K. Hrannan. to
nforco a judgment for about JJMH) that
was awarded the plaintiff against the
lofotnlant on January It, 1902, In the
tho circuit court for the county of
Olmsted, Minnesota.
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H Woathcr Wasons
The old reliable Studebaker is assuredly one of the
I best Wet Weather Wagons ever sold, and no wond&r theg
Valley larmer usually swears
t uiiiuiuiiaiiy uciuiru huu taci
make, solely on account of a
but when he considers the length of life of a Studebaker
and the few cents more per
8 means, he would be unwise to
Studebaker black birch
hubs do not check, wet or
i dry. Studebaker slope
shouldered spokes are the
best in the world; no square
shoulder to wear and
weaken. Studebakersawed
I felloes are time tried and
j tested, and vou always
h know what you are getting
Studebaker Hacks
II Are, as usual, selling to the
goods, and you will find scores of them all over the
valley. TOPS for any and all of our HACKS,
F. A. WIGGINS,
Furm Machinery, DUycles, Sewing Machines and Supplies
265-257 LIBERTY STREET, SALEM, OREGON.
N. H. DURLEY, Sewing Machine Repairing.
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OUR $1 UMBRELLAS
ARE THE BEST VALUES
SHOWN ANYWHERE
line of Mackintoshes
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All the late styles and m aterials.
Men's heavy Canvas Coats, rainproof and
warm, for men who DRIVE
Our$l Shirts
For men are the bett
valuta ever offered.
, THE LATEST THINGS IN
NECKWEAR ARE HERE.
i bare
if Not Satisfied" is
Salem's Best Store.
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WHEAT MARKETS.
Saa Francisco.
Nor.
1 Vtant.
$1.I3.
Chicago. Nor. 19
76c.
-Wheat. 734$
'GOLD DUST FLOUR
made by
THE 8IDNEY POWER COMPANY
Sldna, Oregon.
Made for family UBe. ask your
grocer for It. Bran and
shorts always on hand.
A. T. WALN Aeert
A boiler In the Snohomish. Wash.,
power-hous exploded Wednesday af
ternoon, killing Richard Padrien. an
engineer, and badly scalding Adam
Anderson. Tho brick building was to
tally demolished, some of the bricks
flying 100 feL while pieces of the boll
er were found hundreds of yards away.
Several other employes had mirac-u
lous escapes from death. Water is
now being pumped Into the mains by
means of a fire engino.
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How does your umbrella stand the
weather? REMEMBER we recover
and repair them.
SHIPP & HAUSER.
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The Oronlse Studio has stood the
test of tlnw for reliability and good
up to date photos, over N. Y. Itacket
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by the btudebaker. He may
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small difference in the cost,
year that that investsmenta
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Every piece of wood in a
STUDEBAKER is selected g
stock, and if perchance any-1
thing goes wrong you are
fullv protected at home, for
!l Studebaker's own North"
west repository is in Port"
land, and all claims are
. righted right here in Salem.
people who appreciate good
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and Rain Coats. I
Oar Cloak aad Salt Department is
.still crowded every day. We think
'we bare the beet stock at the lowest
'prices la the city awl easterners who T
looked aroaad agree with .
the motto
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ASHLAND
WOMAN
SUICIDES
She Drowned Herself and
Leaves Five Children
Ashland, Nov. 21 A distressing
rase of suicide is reported from the
little hamlet of Hugo, in Josephine
county. Mrs. KvHIne Triplett. a wid
ow, with Ave children three sons and
two daughters whose haebaad was
drowned accidentally In the Rogue
river, some 17 years ago, committed
thr deed. Mrs. Trlplett was missed
from her home, and sarch last Thurs
day revealed her body lying In a shal
low Kol of water near her home. The
spot where she died Is ordinarily a
dry stream, but the recent heavy rains
had caused it to rrry considerable
water, although the place where the
body was found the depth of water
was but one foot., The unfortunate
woman was alone at her home at the
time. and. aa no reason is known for
the suicide, and as she wa6 well known
and highly esteemed. It is presumed
that she was suffering from temporary
insanity at the time of the drowning.
A daughter of the deceased woman
was recently committed to the Hos
pital for the Insane at Salem, and that
had been worrying her considerably of
late
WILD
DOGS
CAPTURED
Marshfield Hunting Party
Secured Two Litters
MarnhftVld. Nov 21. Two litters of
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jt Ing party on Pony slough Some of
tttht vounr nuns were limnaht tn town.
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but the old litter and the mother, a
shepherd, which Is the property of
i Will Oanible. and escaped from a
slaughter house about two years ago,
could not be captured. The d oge
should be killed. If It Is found Impos
sible to capture them, as a band of
wild dogs are fully as destructive as
wolves. They are also dangerous, as
they are very liable to attack anybody
crossing their path- The men who
found the dogs brought several of the
pups home, and are raising them
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Was a Cali
fornia Girl
Paris. Nov. 21 Miss Kllen Gore, the
musical student, for whoso murder a
Ilusslan otticer Is held. It was learned
today was born In San Francisco,
where a maiden aunt is now living on
Kllis street. Miss Gore went to Mex
ico when a child with her parents,
both of whom subsequently died. She
married a Mexican name Juan San
chei. who beat her. and from whom
she obtained a divorte and returned
to San Francisco, when only IS. Sho
then moved to Ios Angeles, where she
studied music, then to Chicago
and !
came to Paris In August last to con
tinue her studies. She had a Ann
voice. Nothing of, her recent moves
is known. Itydsenski Is still held. Rv
idence shows that his pistol had been
taken from it case. No quarrel was
heard between the young people.
To lie about your goods is like dye
ing your hair you can't do It success
fully but that you will be found out.
t.NERYY
FACTORY
GIRLS
Save Thousands of Their
Companions From Death
Fire
In a Knitting'
Causes a Panic
Mill
Cohoos. N. V.. Nor. 21. A fire brohe
out in the packing room of the Victor
Knitting mill, the largest concern of it
kind In the world, this noralag. Sev
eral thousand girts were em ployed la
th- place. The are took them na
wares, and In the rush for the exit
many were trampled. They clambered
to the windows, astd started to Jump.
The prsae of mind of a few girls,
who fought the panic-stricken girls
back, and besought order, alone saved
a big death list None were faulty
iojured
HOfEL AT"
MEACHAM
BURNED
Wac trip Fammic. I tv Tahin
Eating House on 0- R. & N.
Pendleton. Nov. 21. The log-cabin
eating-house, belonging to the Oregon
Railroad & Navigation Company, at
Meacham. Umatilla county, was total
ly destroyed, with all Its contents aad
outbuildings, by Are. Thursday. The
loss is about Jl'VW. The log cabin
and Mrs. Munra. its popular maaager.
will be greatly missed by travelers aad
tourists.
Top Prices
For Hops
Portland, Nov. 21 Yesterday was a
critical day In the hop market. Trad
Ing was practically at a standstill, and
for a time It looked as If prices would
break. The market has been dull for
a week, dealers have shown little In
terest In samples, and grower were
apparently making up their minds to
let go at whatever they could get. A
gloomy view generally was taken of
the situation up to the close of busi
ness hours. Then the day was saved
by a sale being mad at the top mark
of the season. M. H. Durst, an exten
sive buyer for London account, took
0 bales from Krebs Bros., of Salem,
at 26Hc. which is Vr better than any
bona fide sale that has been reported
this year.
WOMAN
CROOK
ARRESTED
Was Implicated In a Famous
i- i. t i ji- o
French Swindling Concern
Lisbon. Sualn Nov 21. The
French woman arrested here today is
believed to he, Madame Humbert; who
Is wanted in Paris by the police. She
is one of the participants in the fa
mous Humbert-Crawford swindling ep I
isode. which netted many millions. '
covering some 20 years In operation.
and which Involved some of the oldest
titled families in Prance.
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CRUELTY
OF A
MOTHER
Charged With Abusing
Year-Old Daughter
7-
Loudon. Nov. 2L Extraordinary
charges of cruelty oa the part of a
mother to her child, recalling the
Montague case, in the North of Ire
land, and which created world-wide in
terest about 10 years ago. are now be
ing heard at the Old Bailey. In the
present rase, Mrs. Annie Pen ruddocks,
of Compton Par. Wiltshire, the wife
of a magistrate and large landed pro-
urior WM charged with brutally as
saulting and Ill-treating her 7-year-old
daughter. The court was Ailed with
fashionably attired women, many of
whom were leaders of the county so
ciety at Wiltshire, aad close f Heads
of the defendant. Several of the beat
known counsel were engaged. Accord
lag to the statement of the crowa pro
eewtor, which was corroborated by
; had been going oa for two years, aad
;iBQmded beating th ehtW with aet
OTree and errant, the cruelties
ties, systematic Begtect. in treatment,
assault and partial sUrratfcm. Oh
form of poatsbBMWt was to make the
cfaiM. which Is named LetiUa. stead
on the bough of a tree Ib incletaat
weather for hours at a time.
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CARRIE
NATION
WILD
She Tries to Smash the New
York Horse Show
New York. Nov. 21. Mrs. Nation
entered Madison Square Garden quiet
ly last night, and took a seat la the
tier. She had been there only a few
minutes when her amae rested oa the
box where some of the members of the
VaaderWIt family were sitting. She
studied her program, and then de
scended to the promenade. Statloslag
herself la frost ot the Vaaderbill box.
she delivered a tirade on overdress
la the box were seated Mrs. Alfred G.
Vanderbllt. Reigoald Vanderbltt and
Miss Xeileoo. Alfred G. Vaaderbilt
was leaning against the rail of the
promenade aad did not see Mrs. Na
tion approach.
You ought to he ashamed of your
selves.' the woman screamed at them.
"You ought to be ashamed to wear
jsurh disgraceful clothes. Take them
n- take them off aad attire yourself
more moderately."
Alfred G. VanderWh hastily left his
position at the rail aad came over to
where Mrs Nation was standing, aad,
wiping his forehead with his handker
chief, he whispered something in her
ear. and pushed her away. The out-
brut at the woman attracted a great
crowd of people, aad the ocuoanu of
the VaaderMR box were evidently
very much embarraased.
Mr. Nation tfaea wraed her atten -
lion to other boxes. Finally she started
for the cafe, where she bore down oa
a party of men who were drinking
wine. Mrs. Nation seised a bottle.
and. glaring at the men. sheuted:
"Young men. don't drink such nlthy
stuff: you are going straight to hell.
Where is the man who sells this staff?
show him to me aad I will tell him
what I think of him."
Mrs. Nation's request was speedily
granted by the sudden arrival of Mr
Villeplgue. the caterer at the garde.
"Get out of this terrible bust&e&s."
she shouted at him. "You are also go
ing to hell and ruining the bodies aad
souls of men. Tou are dragging them I
aown wun you. &name on yeu:
Shame on you!"
The Preach man. however, ran to
Mrs. Nation and rescued the bottle,
which she had repeatedly brandished
In the air to emphasise her remarks.
Then he pushed her out of the door.
Here the police took hold of the Kan
sas reformer aad forced her oat of the
building.
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.
i Jung Clong hung, a Cbkumao. held
, a a witness, hung himself la his cell
I at the county jail at Tacoma last nigh: j
, by twisting bis queue around his neck, i
' and fastening it to the iron gratlnx.
. Th t,;?h 1irr,wh, hT
bn testing the Pacific cable for thn
, pacmc cable Board, mumed last
' "'S1 from Bamfleld. B. C. They report
' tne ca,,(r to be the fastest in the
l wr!d. having received splendid Slg
' "" "d nt u ' a minute. .
Have you tried one of those delicious
Ibome Hbabe (Takes
FULLER DOUGLAS. Grocers
142 State Street.
CHICAGO STORE
PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE.
FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY.
We put oa sale several specials at leas than manufacturers' c,t uf V
ductioa. We do this to cut our stock down, which is now too large W
have to have room for our Xmas show of fancy novelty goods, so her g
for a general sweep la cutting down prices for this sale. Read and i
member.
SOe school plaid dreae goods 12c
sOc cashmeres, all shades, yard 3c
Sic 19-iach aevelty dress goods, -ive.
8Sc velvet and cotdaroy. all shades.
4c.
Remnants dress goods YUf price.
15c caahmere flannels, yard. fcc.
26c aoveky waistiags. yard UVic
Remnants outing aaaael hah price.
Great values in table Naaaa. blan
kets aad comforts cheap. Great bar
galas in silk handkerchiefs and silk
mutters.
PRICES CUT
McEVOY BROS., Sfe,, or.
SINCE
CLOSE OF
THE WAR
England Has Paid the Boers d
i,uuu,uuu niuniniy
London. Not. 21. Secretary of 0q
nles Chamberlain this morning i
parliamentary papers replying to tl
Boers appeal for further relief p.
Bays that. In addition to the $!5
ooa free graat, the burghers ca
movc me cnne oi uae war, nave
Great Britain Sl.vOOfiO monthly
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CARPENTERS
UNIONS
AMALGAMATE
Federation of Labor Will
Elect Officers Tomorrow
New Orleans. Nov. 21 The A nut
gamated Carpenters aad tte Brothtr
hood of Carpenters, after a kat
bate la the convention this morals
were amalgamated, practica. y cany
Ing the woodworkers anion also life
the amaujcamaUoB. The latt r nrgm
satioa's charter will probably be re
voked to reach the desired end T
o'clock tomorrow Is the time fixed for
the ejection of osscers.
Th SocmUeu came within 14 votes
of secartag control of the frxf-nUon
of the American Federation f Labor.
The straggle lasted nearly a': yeter
day. and a number of able pcb
wr mmi " bota notably tho
j0 D- Hayea. Jam turfan ami
j PrMat Oompers against the Social
ts. &! vor Berg Max HaP aad
lw - Wllaoa. of the fnuM Mlse
Workers, la behalf of the roiuUon la
; 'TO" latroduced by Delegate
. merger u urasea oy ungate Wll
son In a manner acceptable to Bergr
The debate lasted until 6 oviock last
evening, when a roll call showed mi
votes against the amendment of Mr
Wilson aad till In fat or of it. The
miners voted solidly '.n faw-r of tho
amendment-
Immense forUacatlor. are being
constructed to protect the , :ty of Lon
don la case of a foreign war
The goveramoat of Greer object
to Jeealtt. expelled from France, ti
tling there.
Lord Teaavsoa has been aoootnted
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temporary governor or Australia lor
one year.
The Ctar aad Caarlna are to natai
la the Crimea uatil the mid1- of Dt
cember.
A new cabinet has been t- naed !i
Serria.
The crowa prince of 5rvia l-nAe an
leg while hnatiac.
A clam cannery Is to he e-ta iiM
at Gray' Harbor.
Every picture Is a gem ''tmIk
Studio, over N. Y. Racket
FRESH Chocolate Caramels
Nupotine Chocolate,
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1 Edward EU.s.
144 State St
If you haven't, you ought to. f
peeial attention given to order.
'Phone 2Mt
Men's lac aeece lined undent
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Man's Tfe wool aeece lined us
wear 46.
S 1-tc cottoa battiag n.ll
S 1-J boat Saxony wool am V
Ladle' f i.ot corset. !- ' I
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Boat iuO-yard spool cotton -
Mc 44ach wide silk ribbon yard Ik
No. i silk taffeta ribbon jard if
ltc silk garter elaatic ) arris lk
Beat sewing silk, all colors ic
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